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Yes, a dreadful human rights record should play a part. The biggest football tournament should simply not be going to countries with human rights records like that. Clearly you share a moral compass with the corrupt FIFA.

Not particularly defending big Mak one way or the other but Cantwell 7 goals, Gueye 8. Frankly, Cantwell is a dick for sniggering and needs to think about his own efforts on goal. Eg that pathetic attempted chip.

Just thought I'd make a list of what are regarded as promising academy players to see if I could make a future Rovers 1st team 11. Pie in the sky I know Any others come to mind that people like arbito have watched ? Honor Pitt. Litherland. Eze. Pates Dunn. Vare Sergeant. Higgins. Powell Joseph

The South America games is based the 100 years anniversary of the world cup. never experience a world cup in South America. The Saudi bid was the only bid for 2034 bid during the process. should Human rights record play any part in Football given its very separate issue or could Football being a full for good Looking very forward to the 2026 world cup still, should be a great tournament

Yep, zombie club –lumbering along, alive but not alive.

Yes agreed here. Long thought some sort of simple leaflet/social media page spelling out ‘facts’ and dispelling myths –directly countering the apologist narrative. Keep it simple, cheap. I’m sure plenty here have the expertise for this –where to distribute ect. Eg. Top 10 myths Myth: Nobody would buy us. Fact: simple debunk Myth: Not our fault regarding weather Fact: Waggot presented plans but board rejected etc etc Or Did you know? Maybe 10 of these OR Top 10 facts about the Raos Top 10 facts about transfers Top 10 facts about Ismael’s record

What ive been told

My last game was one under Eustace (can't remember who) about 2 months before he left. Since then I've held my own personal boycott, I haven't attended a game or purchased any merchandise from the club. Although I can't commit to a ST, I will attend the first game after Venkys sell.

That’s quite a shift. Surely they’d go back to those who have expressed an interest over the years? Pride? Surely there’s no pride in being seen as idiots, repeating the same expensive mistake and trusting the wrong people year after year?

Rose Royce - Car Wash

Cover loads of continents at once so we can get back to Asia and they can rake it in from another wealthy country with a diabolical human rights record.

Do you know this or is it just what you suspect?

2030 world cup will be held by Morocco, Spain and Portugal with Argentina (anniversary match co-host), Paraguay (anniversary match co-host) and Uruguay (anniversary match co-host) 2034 world cup will be in Saudi Arabia

Actually that was start of this year wasn’t it. My god what a fucking shit year for us. Lord I beg you please let 2026 be the year we break free.

We know we have the fans. Just see the B*rnley game last year. I’m sure lots would return with the parasites gone and reasonably priced tickets.

Agreed - you cannot convince me that Gueye is going to perform better than any of these.

It would be useful for the coalition to undertake some research into how many fans are prepared to return. That may be quite difficult but key information for any potential buyer. As a minimum we should be looking at figures in the region of 15000 home fans in the Championship. Is that achievable?

Appreciate this is going back a few pages (I'm catching up), but I've been saying this for a long time - just not as eliquently, Historically Rovers are a very successful club and have spent more time in the top division than any other. A rough period in the 60's/70's/80's doesn't change this - and it certainly doesn't define 'our natural level' in the football pyramid. I definitely agree with the 'I was there before the JW era' attitude with some, almost like it's a badge of honour instead of it simply being defined by when you were born.

Dawn - Say, Has Anybody Seen My Sweet Gypsy Rose

We won't know until it occurs. What I would suggest is, if there isn't a change that the present supporter base will continue to dwindle.

Sheff Wed fans did briefly but the crowds have dropped back again (to be expected when the team is that bad). No reason there wouldn’t be an initial return of a good number here.

It's the middle of summer but I'll put the fire on specifically to burn it.

This is exactly the kind of plan we need. An information war is what needs to be waged here. The facts don't lie.

So essentially the viability of the club needs to be demonstrated to a potential buyer. That would require all fans to show their intentions to continue/recommence attending matches (as Wednesday’s fans have) once new owners/administrators came in. Do we have that depth of potential support willing to back the club?